Travelling for Business

Traveling for Business is your essential resource for corporate travel in the UK. This travel platform is specifically tailored for small and medium-sized business travelers and is created by Capital Business Media Ltd. This company is also behind Business Matters, the UK’s leading and longest-running magazine dedicated to the small and medium-sized business community.

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H&M home unveils summer collab with Palm Heights Hotel - where Caribbean chic meets kitchen shelf

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

H&M Home partners with Grand Cayman’s luxury design hotspot Palm Heights to launch a 23-piece interiors collection inspired by retro beach glamour, bold aesthetics and the barefoot-luxe spirit of summer. Move over neutral minimalism — the sun-drenched spirit of Grand Cayman is about to blow through British living rooms, thanks to a sizzling new collaboration between H&M HOME and boutique hotel darling Palm Heights.
Burberry checks into somerset with branded picnics and a whole lot of country chic

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

Luxury fashion house Burberry partners with The Newt in Somerset for a high-style summer takeover – complete with branded golf buggies, checkered croquet lawns and an exclusive wellness retreat perfect for work-hard, unwind-hard professionals. In the ever-competitive game of summer branding, Burberry may have just secured checkmate.
London Heathrow Marriott Hotel - A MICE Powerhouse at the Gateway to the World

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

Strategically positioned just minutes from Heathrow’s Terminals 2 and 3, the London Heathrow Marriott Hotel is more than a convenient stopover – it’s a fully-fledged MICE destination designed to meet the demands of global business travellers and event organisers alike. With 391 rooms and suites, including Deluxe, Superior, Executive, Junior and Ambassador categories, the property offers a breadth of accommodation that extends far beyond the typical “stay and fly” model.
Glasgow - Summer in the city

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

Glasgow is gearing up for an unforgettable summer, bursting with outdoor music festivals, exciting new tours, and a flourishing food and drink scene. Whether you’re a culture lover, a foodie, or just looking for a lively city break, there’s no better time to explore Scotland’s biggest city. Always an eventful experienceTRNSMT – (11 – 13 July)TRNSMT festival takes over Glasgow Green, a city centre park, each July attracting tens of thousands of fans.
Soak It In: The Most Beautiful Hotel Bathrooms Around The World

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

Gone are the days when hotel bathrooms were purely functional spaces you dashed through enroute to the minibar. Today’s luxury hotel bathrooms are design-forward sanctuaries decked out with sweeping views, jaw-dropping tubs, and details so beautiful you might forget to check out the rest of the suite. “Whether you’re soaking under the stars or surrounded by mirrored walls, these hotel bathrooms are experiences in their own right,” says Peter Jones, the Director of ADI Leak Detection.
Go West by Steve Silk: Lycra, Laughter and a Lot of Hills

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

If the phrase “cycling memoir” makes you reach for your Oyster card, Go West might just change your mind. Steve Silk’s latest two-wheeled escapade – from London to the Welsh coast is less Tour de France, more “Have I Got News for You” on handlebars. Over eight days and 300 miles, Silk swaps spreadsheets for saddle sores, proving that adventure doesn’t require a passport just a questionable sense of direction and a fondness for country pubs.
Jetboil Genesis: Folding, Flames and Festival Feasts

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

With festival season in full swing and campsites buzzing, we took the Jetboil Genesis Basecamp System for a spin to see if it lived up to its reputation as a compact, all-in-one camp kitchen. Designed for campers who want convenience without compromising on performance, this two-burner stove system promised a lot and mostly delivered. Jetboil, founded in 2001, built its name on fast-boiling, fuel-efficient stoves for backpackers and adventurers.
Convenience Culture: Has Bleisure Gone Too Far?

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

In an era where Outlook follows us poolside and Slack pings don’t pause for sunsets, the rise of “bleisure” – a hybrid of “business” and “leisure” – has become both a travel trend and a philosophical minefield. Defined as the practice of extending a work trip to include personal downtime, bleisure is not to be confused with workcations or digital nomadism, where work follows the traveller. Here, work comes first and leisure piggybacks. It’s a hybrid mode that’s quickly becoming mainstream.
From Earth and Ember: Why These Rare Mezcals Belong in Your Next Luxury Gift Box

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

Tried & Tested: Mezcal Artesanal Manso Sahuayo Joven vs. Manso Sahuayo y Bruto Joven, A Taste of Michoacán’s SoulFor the discerning palate, mezcal offers more than just smoky allure – it’s a story in a bottle. Few tell it better than La Luna Mezcal’s Manso Sahuayo Joven and its bolder cousin, Manso Sahuayo y Bruto Joven. Both hail from the highlands of Michoacán, where mezcaleros have been distilling agave spirits for generations, long before mezcal became the darling of cocktail menus.
From Private Jets and Supercar Self-Drives to Luxury Trains and Ships, Captain’s Choice Curates the Most Elegant Way to Explore the World

1 week ago | travellingforbusiness.co.uk | Andrea Thompson

For more than 30 years, Captain’s Choice has redefined the way discerning travellers explore, creating exclusive and singular journeys to the world’s most extraordinary places via air, land, sea, rail, and even on foot.